Overlay stays on top after SpeedDialChild.onTap push Navigator

[levydanqc]

If the click on a SpeedDialChild is used to Navigate to another view, with

onTap: () => Navigator.push(
  context,
  MaterialPageRoute(
      builder: (context) =>
          const AnotherView()),
),

the BackgroundOverlay stays on and the view is unclickable.

[levydanqc]

I made some tests and if I add a debugPrint('Open') and debugPrint('Close') on the onOpen and onClose of SpeedDial:

1. Click on the SpeedDialChild to navigate to a new page
2. 'Close' is printed
3. The new view appear
4. 'Open' is printed 2 times
5. 'Open' is then printed each time I click anywhere

[levydanqc]

@luca-colazzo Please let me know if you know how to fix this

[DanielKirkwood]

I am having the same issue, background overlay remains after using Navigator.pushNamed from within SpeedDialChild.

[luca-colazzo]

Will investigate next week

[hatemragab]

+1

[ppanuwatpr]

+1, Same issue, The overlay still remains after page change with Get.to.

[DzonaTheSymbol]

+1, Also have the same issue. I set renderOverlay: false for now until it gets fixed.

[passerby-yyds]

https://github.com/darioielardi/flutter_speed_dial#how-to-use-openclosedial-property set propertyopenCloseDial onOpen onClose fix this issuse

[DzonaTheSymbol]

This didn't do it for me. Still rendering overlay when navigating to a new screen.

[krmuller]

Set property renderOverlay to false solved my problem.